love is never saying I'm sorry I need a hanky.
Very lovely. and shit faced Never! ;)
Reviewed by Oirdheirc Mor (Reader)
Reviewed on November 21, 2003
Hi Sara,
That crafty Ted has still got the tablets, and he is hanging on them, don't let him take more that two a day, or you could be in real trouble.
Big smile.
Oirdheirc Mor
Sara...this is lovely indeed...
one thing, though. The title suggests
that love has died, while the poem
encourages it to live. Would maybe a
title like: "'Til Our Dying Day," or
something to that effect be more telling?
Just a suggestion.
You do fine work, girl.
Reviewed by Susan Sparks (Reader)
Reviewed on November 21, 2003
Sara: This is absolutely beautiful how you have expressed what true and real love is all about. It's about loving someone with your entire being and getting back the same from the one you love. EXCELLENT.
Wonderful description of love, Sara. Enjoyed this very much.
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on November 21, 2003
Damn, Sara! You did good heah. Oh, careful with that clandestine meeting with Ted, I've heard tales, why once he . . . nevermind, I'm afraid that will only titillate you. Great poem!
Reviewed by Libby Stone (Reader)
Reviewed on November 21, 2003
Very sweet write Sara. Well Done.
Blessings,
Libby
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Very lovely. and shit faced Never! ;)
That crafty Ted has still got the tablets, and he is hanging on them, don't let him take more that two a day, or you could be in real trouble.
Big smile.
Oirdheirc Mor
Love Tinka
one thing, though. The title suggests
that love has died, while the poem
encourages it to live. Would maybe a
title like: "'Til Our Dying Day," or
something to that effect be more telling?
Just a suggestion.
You do fine work, girl.
Blessings,
Libby